Music My daughter's first music single....'Confined'

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A 17-year-old has released her first song titled "Confined," showcasing her talents in songwriting, music composition, singing, and playing guitar and piano. The song is available on platforms like Spotify and YouTube, and listeners are encouraged to support her by streaming and sharing the track. The lyrics explore themes of confinement, waiting for change, and the struggle for personal freedom, using imagery of light and breath as symbols of existence. The song draws inspiration from the lyrical style of artists like Joan Baez, emphasizing a cohesive theme throughout the verses. The young artist's work has been praised for its poetic quality and emotional depth.
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Hi,

My daughter's first ever song, titled 'Confined' got published on Spotify/YouTube and few other websites. She did the complete work by herself, including lyrics, music, singing, guitar and Piano. Would like to request all of you to please support her by listening/subscribing to the song and forwarding it to people who might be interested. Your support will go a long way for the 17 year old.

Here are the Spotify and Youtube links.

Spotify:

YouTube:

Lyrics:

Confined to this space until they arise,
Patiently waiting for the big surprise.
Eyes locked up and arms put to rest,
Each night presents the hardest test.

A few hours in and I’m already up,
Trying to cover the eternal buildup.
Standing up on my own,
I couldn’t do it, I should have known.
Maybe another day when it all clears,
It ain’t me facing all my fears.

Blinds make way for the long awaited rays,
The floor lights up with the shiniest layer of glaze.
Despite this heavenly victory,
The hours present a mere mystery.

Gasping for breath among silent cries,
Soon got to pay for all my highs.
Standing up on my own,
I couldn’t do it, I should have known.
Maybe another day when it all clears,
It ain’t me facing all my fears.

The end of the tunnel shines a light,
Silence creeps in at the dead of night.
You can never find the truth,
‘Till you draw the blinds.
You can never save your youth,
Living life buried in lies.

A few hours in and I’m already up,
Trying to cover the eternal buildup.
Standing up on my own,
I couldn’t do it, I should have known.
 
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Inspiring poetry. Joan Baez often presented a theme, such as love lost, then worked and weaved the theme through the verses to a conclusion. Lisha begins her lyrics with the theme of confinement that reveals itself through "breath and light" as a symbol for existence.
 
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Thanks jedishrfu and Klystron for taking time to write. Really appreciate.

Looked at Joan Baez and her songs. Looks interesting.
 
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